Rule Changes for the 2005-2006 Season
The Board is permitting two line passes this year in a effort to speed up the game. Special K can now legally breakout to the opposing teams defensemen.
The goalies can play the puck anywhere. This will encourage some movement out of the sivs.
No crosschecking in front we have already seen one players career ended. Thanks Tree.
This year tournament rosters are required and must be submitted to the Board prior to play. This will eliminate the cheating the Irish have been doing since the tournament started.
Last 15 has been put on waivers this year. We will retire his number prior to play Tuesday.
Also let's all welcome Brian Paterson's brother back from his retirement!
The goalies can play the puck anywhere. This will encourage some movement out of the sivs.
No crosschecking in front we have already seen one players career ended. Thanks Tree.
This year tournament rosters are required and must be submitted to the Board prior to play. This will eliminate the cheating the Irish have been doing since the tournament started.
Last 15 has been put on waivers this year. We will retire his number prior to play Tuesday.
Also let's all welcome Brian Paterson's brother back from his retirement!
posted by Crabby at 10/11/2005 01:49:00 PM
2 Comments:
The NHL put rules in to stop Gretzky too...it didn't work. Cap'n Dan can put in all the rules he wants to stop the Irish...it won't work. Stop cryin' and drop the puck!
-Dennis
Just like to let you guys know Joe Sixpack has been upgraded to a game time decision, I have been suffering with a bad back from carring you stiffs right up til the tourney last year. Thanks once again to TEAM IRELAND for giving me those last few weeks off.Now on to the rule changes, the only thing that might speed up this group would be a
hearst... The world team roster cannot list as players"anyone not presently playing in the NHL" like it seems to every other year. And I would also like to welcome back Brian Pattersons sister.
-Sivvy Sunburn mccloskey
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